Fixálásával

Fixálásával is a Hungarian instrumental construction formed from the noun fixálás (the act of fixing, stabilizing, or immobilizing) with the suffix -ával/-ével, which denotes the means or method by which something is done. The base verb fixálni means to fix, fasten, stabilize, or immobilize, and the noun fixálás refers to the process or result of that action. Etymologically, fixálás derives from the Latin root fixare, carried into Hungarian through general linguistic adaptation of the prefix and suffix system for forming nouns.

The term is used across several domains to describe the act of making something permanent, stable, or unchangeable by a chosen method. In photography and film, fixálás refers to the fixation step that renders the image resistant to further changes by light exposure, typically using a fixer solution. In biology and histology, fixálás denotes chemical fixation, a procedure that preserves cells and tissues by cross-linking proteins and stabilizing structures for microscopy. In medicine and orthopedics, fixálás can describe the immobilization of bones or joints with devices or constructs to maintain alignment during healing. In engineering and manufacturing, it may describe the fixation of components to prevent movement or to achieve precise alignment.

Usage notes: fixálásával is the instrumental form, used to indicate the method or means by which fixation is achieved, for example in phrases like “a rögzítés fixálásával történik.” Related terms include fixáció, fixálás, és rögzítés, which may be preferred in certain technical contexts.